Sentence examples for up on the corner from inspiring English sources

Consider a lemonade stand (my sister, Claire, and I often put one up on the corner when we were younger).

When a red circle with a number in it pops up on the corner of one of your apps, that is a notification that indicates how many unread messages, e-mails, etc. are in that app.

Up on the corner is Monocle, one of the few brick-and-mortar stores of the famous London-based magazine.

The girl, bathed in window light and eagerly smiling, sits on the front edge of her chair, holding a goblet in one hand and resting her open hand palm up on the corner of the table in a curious gesture of receptivity.

Garbage bags are piled up on the corner, and bottles, stray articles of clothing and decaying newspapers are littered throughout.

Rickshaws line up on the corner, adorned with garlands and bunches of plastic grapes, their drivers lolling on their seats.

Usually the harquebusiers were drawn up on the corners of battles 25 ranks deep.

The crowds have picked up on the corners, with fans holding brightly colored signs and ringing cowbells enthusiastically.

So as "Captain America" ended and the credits began to roll, I managed a bit of a smile, the kind that turns up on the corners with a tinge of sadness.

"We have a lot of unemployed youth, dropouts end up on the corners of the street, there is peer pressure and it is easy for them to be recruited".

Any immigrant culture, of course, tries to reproduce aspects of its homeland, and while grocery-taquerias may not show up on the corners of Cuernavaca, they are organized in New York along typically Mexican lines.